Platelet Rich Plasma & Micro-needling Training
Program summary
- Online theory: 2 weeks
- Code: PRP01
- Sector: Medical Aesthetics
Length of internship
- Duration of practical course:1 day
- 2 weeks of online theory
- At your own pace
- Final examination
- Graduation
Aims to hold the title
Platelet Rich Plasma & Microneedling
Training details
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YOU MUST BE A MEMBER OF OIIQ-OIIAQ
Description
The aim of this program is to enable nurses to provide the most popular PRP and microneedling treatments on the market with our direct partner Clinique Belyve. Training involves 2 weeks of theory on all techniques. Our theory far surpasses any school currently on the market in Quebec. In practice, students learn about treatments for dark circles, acne and body scars, hyperpigmentation, hair loss and regenerative treatments. You’ll also be taught how to maximize your in-clinic income with this revolutionary technique.
Theoretical part of the course
PRP is a revolutionary technique that uses the patient’s own blood to stimulate cell regeneration and promote new tissue growth. Thanks to this technique, you can treat various aesthetic problems such as wrinkles, scars, acne, hair loss and much more.
We are convinced that this PRP training for nurses is the ideal path to a successful career in medical aesthetics. So don’t miss this unique opportunity to make your mark in this exciting and fast-growing field. Register now and start building your success today!
Module 1: PRP and its treatments
Module 2: Handling techniques
Module 3: Maximizing your income with PRP and clinical benefits
Eligibility and scholarships
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Criterion 1
- Be at least 16 years of age on September 30 of the school year in which you begin your training, and have obtained Secondary V credits in language of instruction and Secondary IV credits in second language and mathematics in programs of study established by the Minister, or have completed apprenticeships recognized as equivalent;
Criteria 2
- Be at least 18 years of age at the time of starting the accelerated training program and have the functional prerequisites, i.e. pass the general development test and Secondary 5 units in the language of instruction in a program of study established by the Minister, or have completed apprenticeships recognized as equivalent.
Criterion 3
- Hold a high school diploma or its recognized equivalent (e.g., attestation of equivalent level of schooling) or a higher education diploma, such as a college diploma or bachelor’s degree;
Hold a valid permit from the OIIQ / OIIAQ
- Check your eligibility by requesting information.
